Entrepreneurial duo Zsofia Jamieson and Marta Han launched The Fertility Class to get hopeful moms-to-be moving.
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Helping People With Disabilities Experience the World
Through her nonprofit, Accessible Travel Planners, Karen C. Dwire is making the process of exploration easier for those with accessibility needs.
For All Your Healthy Butt Needs, This Teleheath Service Offers Discreet Care
Bummed, co-founded by Jennifer Dwork, provides telehealth assistance to customers grappling with hemorrhoids, fissures and other anorectal issues.
She Designed a Tilted Frying Pan That Cooks at Different Temps
Ilene Marcus’ self-made iLean-Pan gives customers greater control over their cooking experiences.
This AI Period Tracking App Offers Personalized Hormonal and Mood Support for Women
Ananya Grover is harnessing AI to help customers better navigate mood swings, energy dips, perimenopause and more, through HealCycle Wellness.
Sick of Doomscrolling? This App Aims to Get You Out of a Rut
Listless, founded by Courtney Johnston, provides virtual guidance to customers who are feeling stuck.
She Makes Narcan Keychains to Help Prevent Fatal Opioid Overdoses
Danielle Wilder’s nCase Technologies has been a lifesaver for participants in a pilot program – literally.
Hyper-Personalized Travel Prep At Customers’ Fingertips
Cara Laban’s company, TravelReddi, helps the world’s most vulnerable travelers feel safe and prepared for their adventures abroad.
A Budget-Friendly Smartwatch for Those Who Can’t Afford Big Brands
Inspired by a hard-working mom, Chérie Oduwole launched Trevit to make it easier (and cheaper) for people to track health and wellness. Her smartwatch is $124.99.
Storybooks for Kids, Starring Grandma Who Lives Far Away or Dad Who’s Deployed
Through Peek-A-Photo, founder Maribel Angulo makes sure kids grow up “recognizing the faces of people who love them, even when distance keeps them apart.”
She Provides a 24-Hour Help Hotline for New Moms
Dr. Lope Adejuyigbe, founder of The BestFeeding Club, is answering tricky questions around-the-clock about breastfeeding and more for stressed mothers.
She Makes Guilt-Free Greeting Cards That Turn Into Dishcloths
Carla Scholz’s company, Soak iT Up, sells cards for all occasions. Add water, and you’ve got a paper towel alternative. You could say she’s cleaning up.